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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

were 81 Of 81 headG6 cars az Jersey nt se3
St sa sC FOR the ISaS In
ths s sas land
slide and sSaa %s. for
Mondays ,s 70 ss@' s am as
as 5a e p,s:
i IT. sRsir s nsa n. OF e
ssa.t to at Es,s s. psr Zoo Dry
Rns and stays eoo AZ and Old Oxen 81 s'@
H. Of Bs s for
s sSsep .Gppa Sy Aa which
, a ss o4 s sDn Live Cattle
SaSs Su ss 4%sri ia hs1rsSf
nS sssi s's.aI
Live Sati,S ssls az cca
e ssS b a So ii Il T. sss ss
a. 80 2S dS iase n az 70 6 S9 49,
Ia; f e f g. 1t ss' 1900 d. 4'' 10y e'"
isS & s. 49, s. d. aSG GS.s W
40 Buffalo 100 St 80 = iSo 10
~ 8 10 g. ss, Isl if s.
y sS IL meal Sc i 80 t. :.
90 lsao T. 3d. State HeisT 1856 H. at 81 Bulls
y ss5s st's s Is t s p 50 1897 e az
y sso as ~ DO Isl D. S. 1883 az 50 S7 sdo
: e s f.: 3d. il g. sl: s. !.
81 4 i as fss; Sis's = 81 e q
At T. a SO s 81 d. i22s r at 80 i' 10
d? ss q e. siS f. IS IS 5sss
a. 200 ssa.9 a. i s 90 n "a is d ss
fass 3 fss hsss
@ sqS ssaG g Ssd S demand
wa, fair but lower prices for vea' with Bu'termk
c1vs, 9SGT s csSSs and Mixed 5g5 o5a
ls g H. e. yss s if sJ a. ss s.
d. lss TO- Il Il. e "a DO Isl h. at $50 is ha
l'F' lSS 10 go e 70 b. &C. &c
80 H 20 sS p pd1oet o Satsr%t ~ .ao
II yss MSlisa e S IL c p
q AZ A. ~ H. SIS Ss. 3! =
i$ az 30 I % III &C. 1 o 49, i'o d. at o''
10 i.1is wrsa bp,,eT%f. ls 30 at q ss 30
b 20 ys. % 5ia & ~
az M.%' 70 &c. lSS do 1875
a. Is: 81 ., 1888
n. s@Ear car. Ase tsr:sy
S four S.5 head sa s
nsi MUnssy BUT Light weight sold
uy to GS S5lss;c a;
On az s UusOrn do at 50 20 90 So little bunch OF
cns going .o as , %e,heI, too heavy for this marke.
liz sj had sold at 81 10 With no
feeders little encouragement To raise Heavy
sesGp YsaTnss ranged price from So s7h IS e2
sprps Lambs firm TO 81 so per head deckoad OF
MaTyands nrst from that state Vas sold on
,,yafa farms They q hail storm aud did not quite
come M 10 the standard OF prime STOCK. 49, -. 90. 49,
saies,NewtoD Gllett 100 Clgged ONO sneep ds y;
e y a. gs g g .? 20 - a
collins foR harrington clipped Ohio sheep ll5h
.H o. CO. 81 clipped Sheep lO7
81 go V2 do los 10 at 81 Sb 80 un'horn Territory do 2i
asss@.nA Culver Al6 Clipped Ohio Yearlings 81 ~ at
Csc A24 Clipped Kansas Sheep, So 10 at 4sS,
j. ~ Pidcocki ls9 Clipped Ohio sheep 81 10 AZ ~ 40;
II 10 st4.o; 90 Maryland Spring Lambs irst arrivals on
JUDD Baekinghsm i4a un'nOrn Pennsylvania Yearl
inGs so Dewey, 9o6 Clipped Western Sheep SO
at 4Sc $40 do 80 10, 7O l64 Unshorn state do III
~ AZ 61I lbs do III 70, at So 80; l04 do, Jew Year
o6 H. at So 62a ls9 unshorn Western Yearlings 80
hume MulIn. 900 clipped Ohio Sheep. n ~ 4ko,
$50 do ll6 ~ at4sc 81 state 90 ~ r. =, t9o 80 Ga
Slinned stats {earlings. 90 10, at So 80.
alenbeck Davis 2OS Clipped Michigan Yearltngs rs
NJ AT 07sc 2Ol do SO d. ate; Spring Lambs at So per
H. H. Hollis s32 Clipped Western Sheep and Yesrnss
Evertt Pidcock: l43 Unshorn Michigan sheep. ITO 10
JsIlirs Wright Co rs State sheep nshorn culs) e6
HoGs~Recepts wero 81 cars of $40 hcad-37 car, st
Total for four days 20 202 head against
head for the Same Mono for sale alive
steady q 81 per r. Win mo Saes ayeragng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

Increase-wheat o44 900 bushels DecreaseMaize 49,.
600 bushels.
Apri ISL made OF wheat Oh passage OF $751;
q2S Su ssas date aT mSs q
wheat report April 10 to the Newfork Produce Eh,
f fepo to Chicago made
SS% 70 n h und RnoA
e S as Sns@ Kingdom '9S
e; than Of osrs aan
which has in the past been done
As the gau frequently speculative and when In
og4sS sss. cula
300 Inquiries in forty Departments ss IN tho
Iss fss 900 1' % as Of
500 600 bushels and equal 100000 bushels Of good
Sn sS @ sa NJ Seye
that The twelve moRths to end ApS 9 81 1851
n MAKE . further Imports Of % M 900 to
about 100000 bushels in wheat and -four in and out
sSs NO sSS Shipping No O9 GS sSe
stEsT.Lons Rye. 50 SGoc Short 45S5oci oat SosioGi
VIE" HEN" 500 bale. Manila at 7c 900 bales low
sTmaSosP Ss pi' Saso, are still well held, for
poorer s asss ,sss sss S aoS S'~"S 3D.
a.din% Ease: facinc Coast 1855 Hest 2os2lG
f Fam s' 7sSS 200
Mi &SET "a active decline TO a2sSag2sc
S Sg &
d call 20 9ps for ,R Ss a "a 80
e tSas and easier
seSSa t ss hs Xp sod at sof
call 80 500 September at 432Hc. speiter-Du AZ Aoo
MofAssEs-ou at loc for 500 test boiling Muscovado
Sales three cargoes, local at the quotation
s5s sssS;
aI.:i q VIII ri Wit. :. s5 p 81 a'
sSS ss and cr%s az
COT S er1 SS s2sse yellow prime
Cochin % co Sh aSe sS oeS sSS
S:esd raw Western t sSrd La q prime
R sss erss:sd Sss2es Slsses.S .iatsr q
seachsd Winter &c., Natural spring Zoe .pEsr
H. s, sar s aurn . sn 81 Ssr
@ f oy. SPS e. s' Pnn sS s ss
common, 66a 0oc.i Palm. oc.i Mustard Seed 4oa4Ge
OCEAN FREIGHTs--on the general market the move.
va. s wa The .a one s ran M Mar
es Steam $1,000 BUSH grain 't GLASGOW
s sss s'S
steam $50 tons oisske 7s through -four At S. 3D. iot
e.
sss sS ss s 81
bail on 5sS.rs srSs. SaIx N
sa:. Of zoe for sSaT Ts.ts hence on Italian Rsp
DOM from Dobay, bark with resawn lumber a. l0s 90
nos from Pensacola steamer timber private terms West
York irSn Lssana bIg cedar g. nyt hence and ND
order frop Cssuskos bark. sugar. lie 70 bags
ing Continues wholly Of loeSins character
s ssss ~ ia. Sesss Ss~
s 90 ana az ~ sos saS f. sS ss. sa eliza.
nj s1Sd s. ss Esra Ss.. G s
Packet 81; Plate $960......,. BEEF HAMs-Qust but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

hind quarters and "a g. fore quarters sm By tas
BSESIs April 2o.-PetroIeum. marks 90 pfcnninfS
Wicorss lard cosedst 50 msrks26 pfenntnzs Ito
ANTWERP April 2O--Petroleurn-Fine Pals Amerfoan -
francs M paid 10 francs &c continues s3ees
Wcoxs lard closed at 81 francs so confines l0J ka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

CHICAGO April 2o;-Flour steady and nnehsnxea Win
ter PaentsA IS % So Southern Winters So 80 ~ 10 Mcn
xan Winter 1915 o. Choice TO Fancy Minnesota Pay
cnts 81 2OASl 80 Minnesota Bakers. IN sacks 81 lOS
S32a Rye Flour-S2 % IS 10 Ia b0iA Buckwhsat SO
81 80 per loo n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
,fations as based on The American standard Of cla''n
ew.Orleans
STAIN IN.

Good ordnnry ,.5A liza h1% Mli'lns
The market for future deliveries opened quiet at point
decline under showing cabed OF Ellisors re.
mort subsequently reaction set the small
ort and the advance OF point
from last evening Sales $1,000 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
manipulation lingering with tho crude oil speculation
IL is with hand Tho result OF yesterdays transac
tons TO trade demorazcd In opinion and the
holders of oil on margin ready to sell on any sign OF
had news There was decided in the activity OF
and sharp from 63 "a cents there
was heavy selling carried prices down cents er inc
dietary Committee Senate in Hari sburg PENN nsa
reported fayoraby with only slight modhcations the BIZ
There positive OF TINS
and Press dispatches will probably DC found IN
another column the stories true but the reports
which were accepted Of the most careful brokers UNI
attitude the best known All street houses
in regarding Ohio eventual markebreaker Inc
market closed barely steady. -, ,,, =, e.. c.u.o,,
The range of total dealings AZ the CONSOLE
dated Exchange were As folioWa
On>nn~ ..... 63LILowest.......-........ 62S
Hlghest .............. e4ss Final. o.
Sales barrels.
Refined oil was unchanged at SIS cents per gallon.
OH CITY, Penn. April 20-Crude OiL-Sationh Transis
Certificates opened 63 aud ciossi at 62 highest prcs
GA a lowest 80 Sales ll76O0o barrels cairsrs 1920
barrels clearances barrels shipnenss ossoS
barrels; runs, barrels
PtrrsBURa Penn, April 20.-Cruie 0h-Petro cum duu
nnt stsadv National Transit Certificates opened at 03
and closet at 627s highest price. "a y: lowest o2's
TIrusyILLR prl 20Natolal Transit Certificates
o,sned At GAL and closed 62 highest price, 64 low
est price. o2's
BRADFORD PENN April educational Transit Certihcates
opened at 63a closed at highest price, 6l5 lowest
GS Clearances. $4,000 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE.
SAVANNAH. April 20.-Turpsntins steady at sec.
WILMINGTON April 20.-Turpsnins nrmiat 5Ve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
rrtrense.
Highest Lowest

AMP p2 osS1R' 0aH5 Eas
Sc .S :SS sy
81 70 for the West isde, latter IN new gsg. 900 bels
tq' tsass s.s So fs
sS Winter Wheat isss 3 oS no
s. s' sr. tSs s g 30
T nSdSS TiSia's Or n. .se we're 400 &
8 s: J.; Sss 'S1issS
Ses Common no S'fa eaSlSS ~
s.H'ya co. c Esss' g. sSa"?a %
%sssS f,Is g r e. G, :;
ss s. s1f * lfeT
Il 60 :nf s as
sales a., SOA .oT 81 9u aSSs. = 80
ssa 70 .ns a sr :, at ~ safes -'O
sKArN-wHEAT-Ths speculative dealings were NOR. more
today the market offered no new features Prices
telling 81. 10 leading to decline Of 10 G but the closing
gain e ss. - sssns an SaIs
nom both shippers and mr the sT0 oe5 bs,S,
,aPIGdins NJ 5 nsIs g .srS y q
S.d 81 ,s'lOs SS s''i Red I sss:
.S; :,S.S 81 40 ss Red sse Nay .;Ft
s9 ii.iGc closing Al s2 DO June 1Ss1s a.
s sasS.t sS. s5 T el6.as !, s.1s.mes
90 Ssr sS;.s 1s 81
sc.Dr st,S: DO J:nS1ry DO M sUsSs cO.
10 s9 do lpril closing at 0s.cl DO May $50.
ss9i.c closing siso..,:. RrE7Dui and n9mnsl
BARIKY-Quiet and steady. BARLEY hALi-DuI
and CoRs.spc lots are lower By 20 &c Per
ng option, dealt IN 70 moderate c,tent At
decline OF steady at trfe above the inside
tatr. sales-5i2ooO bushels future $1,000 bushels spot
neludlns Upsraded MIed q, 49e5Oisc. steamer 4s'.c
steamer Yellow tb7c. in elevator No April nominal
Az Nav 4ss.dtsfsc, closing at 4r'soi DO June 49, ~
Csc closing AZ a. Sc; July. 49S 1885, closing al
%eLcI do. August. 50sa5OSc. closing at 90 NC
a.. he opsions tribe without leading TO much
activity the bottom rates spot lots also weak
ened ana prices reduction OF isDsc per bushel,
with moderate stir the trade demand 900
bushels future $4,000 bushel: SPOT including ne no A.
Sc, 90 No White 80 NC, AIei western. s5e57s
@sle closing at q sc. Do May SAG g 49, closing as,ic
Closing At IS .PEEDU nchanged and steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

SssA PIesss We
nov S75A. .osts-Ne Wee RysTnS % Ga; -:
IT,; X: e.: III: S:;:; :is.is:..
70 To- short clear sdsl b9rel y 3O..::wanIsN
ber Gallon susarsoai Loaf ysoi SSs ". Ss;.
}iSSOv Corn iSsSSS a:S S;s lsSSGe SS 'ss
Tow Pl,..- Wheat &000 Sushs osrs SoSol Pa
Qat% $4,000 busai RIA sush' Sas'sV NV
On tho Produce Exchange TO-DAY the Butte! MALE ~
vas quiet Creamery IT a22hoi DAIRY losssi" -
utdl2tc. per d0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
s4IEs AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE

STOCKS.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Close Enough.

The Colonel had contributed fifty
cents at Decatur, a quarter at Bir-
mingham, thirty cents at Verbena and
thirty-fve at Bessemer, all for the
rebuilding Of colored churches de-
stroyed by cyclones" ard when he
got to Sheffield aud an ancient darkey
struck him again with the same old
chestnut. he turned on the man with:
''See herel Where Is that church?'
"'Bout ten miles from heah, sab"
when did the cyclone hit it?"
Las September"
81 don't believe I'll ! believe you
are lying to mel Now, then, will you
tell me the truth for half d0llari"
"Y yes, sah."
every we'll. Was that church
builuing blown down by cyclone oi
nota l want a straightforward an
swer."
"An' you'll glib me TO- bitaf"
"Yes, I will; you only wanted two
bits for the church. while here are four
for the truth"
"Den, sab. l shall let de churcl
slide an stick to de troof, an hope fo
de Lawd 10 forgin mel Dat sighclon'
just missed de church by two inches
but fought dat was csuse 'nuff to col
lect few dollars on"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Hesolu,ions OF Thanks,

The Com % ittse on X solutions OF the
Ne y Castle County Teschers' Institute,
um posed OF ArNmus Smith, Julia M.
Boilc On and John NeviD, presented the
oil ,wing report on Saturday morning
at Nj ddieto wn, Djl,, and the sans was
adj doptsj:
We, the teachers Of New Castle
County, In convention assem- bled, de
sire 10 express our thanks to the citi
zsns OF Middies0wn, for the use OF the
aall, for holding ths day and even In &
sessions OF the institute, aud the inter
eat m mAnifssted In us and our work by
tnem.
Therefore, Be- 1t resolved that We, the
mem bers of this New Castle County In
/ stitute:
I-Te.ier our thanks to the railroad
com pany and TO the hotels for their re-
ducsion IT rates.
u-That o vote Of thanks be given
TO Dr Raub of Newark Academy, to
Professor Henry Houck OF Pennsyl
l yAnia, to Professor W. A. Rey ynolds oi
I Wilmington to Professor T. N. Will
liams, to DR.. j. H. Cald we'll o. Della
ware 90 lege, to Superintendent D. W.
Harlan of Wilmington, TO Professor
ELS of Milford, and other eminent ip.
ssruotors vho have done ell In theil
DO wer TO make this session Of the insti.
tuts profitable and entertaining to us.
| III. That . vo,e OF thanks be given
70 the eminent speakers. the Hon. DaD'
tel d ugherty and the Rev. Russell II
Con we'll, for their very entertaining
leotures.
Nv. That vote OF thanks be extend
cd TO the executive committee, Mr.. B.
A Groves, Mrs. L. B. Pratt and Miss
| nP.sie Brisooe
v. That We extend q vote of thankt
to Superintendent B ,ssy for bis inde
fasip Die exertions in preparing for ouI
eu Il rtaipment one of the anest pro
grams tast has ever been placed before
the teachers OF New CASTLE County and
Ais, for The Ren,lemanly manner in
v hich he has performed his offieia
duties, and the kindest interest he hal
shown Ia cur worh; and we heartily in
dorse his admit istrAtion ~ being emi
neptly successful and worthy the sup
port oi .. / friends Of education.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Applioasaen Of aaasusa.

Not only is the preservation OF The
manure with minimum less a matter
OF great importance, but its application
TO the soil. or to crops, is also AN i'm
portant matter. Science would per-
maps Indicate that to spread 1t upon the
surface OF the soil just before piowing.
and then SOW the seed and have the
roots of plants ready TO absorb the
plant food as fast as released by de-
composition. would be the better way
OF saving the valuable ingredients OF
manure, but recent practice of many of
our best farmers would seem TO afford
evidence that there are vet some
things which chemists have not vet
satisfactorily explained. Since the or.
dlnary rotation OF crops, 80 generally
adopted in Western New York, has
been practiced; that is, manure upon
clover and timothy so I, followed BY
barley and oats those crops by wheat,
that by meadow, many farmers have
practiced hauling out their manure at
convenient seasons during the winter,
sometimes daily or weekly, when the
weather and circumstances would per-
init. and continued 30 TO do until ready
to plow the corn In the spring.
Many farmers have informed US
that the favorable results OF this cours se
were plainly visible in the corn, and
that on those parts of the field where
manure was spread earliest in winter
corn was best, the growth diminishing
as the time OF spreading neared the
time of plowlng. A German farmer
who watched for several years the ef-
fects Of surface application OF manure
became convinced that load of quite
raw unfermented manure had quite as
much effect as o load or manure thai
had been condensed and shrunken by
fermentation.
II, then. farmers will by absorbing,
litter. gypsum and composing in the
stables or manure sheds, do what they
can toward preserving the natural ele-
ments before the manure is applied to
the soil, and will, from time to TINT
through the winter, when weather Is
favorable, the earth frozen and little OF
no snow upon the surface, hau! oul
and spread the manure evenly over
the surface, they will do the best pos
sible, in the light now shed upon the
subject by both science and expert
ence, toward outstanding the manure
OF the farm and preventing the sol
, from deteriorating.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Literary Notes.

Book News for Noven Der contains o
portrait and biography of Hon. GsorRe
Il Boxer, perhaps the foremost literary
fgure In Pniladelphis. In the same
mum ber Mr.. Maurice Thompson crit;.
oally considers Mr.. W. ID. Howells as q
novelist More than the usual variety
OF interesting and timely took-miscel.
lany is given, and the many sp. .c,sl
features which N axe this monthly espe.
otslly valua able to book readers are fully
m aiptaiued,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
n. BAINE, Al ljutaut.
%~~ . -
q OAr0.

To all who are suffering nom the er
rors and indisore lions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood
&c., / will send o recipe thAs will ourt
you, FREE OF OHAHGH. This groal
remedy Was discovered By . missionary
In South America. Send self address
cd envelope 70 the Rev. JOsRfa T
INnAH 0sntiop u Nas Vnv< City
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
"Rough On Cetarrh"
Attention,

The member Of Admiral 8. y. Du'
Pont Port, No. ., Department OF Della
ware, @ A h., Ate requested TO met
at the post room st z O'Clock shsrI
rues.iay evening, November l. Come In
unaform or dark clothing for the pur'
p ,.s OF joining In q short parade pre-
vious to the opening Of the fair. DUPONT
Post Band will lead the parade. By
order Of W. 2. VoSRELL,
Oommapoer.
n RAvuu Altutaut
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
The Beau IdsaI Of . Family Msd,o,ne

A remedy which promptly and COM
pl. tely relieves ailments of suoh CON
mon occurrence as indigestion, oonsd
pasion, biliousness and disorders Of q
malariAl type, Is assuredly the beau
ttesl Of q family medicine. Suoh 10
Hostetter's Stomach Bttters, which l.
not only capable OF erAdioating these
complaints, but also counter acting q
tendency TO kidney troubles, rheuma
tism and premature decsdenoe Of stam
ina. Taking 1t "all round" as the
phrase is, there Is probably not in exis
ienoe 30 useful, effective and agreeable
o houset old pABscea ss the Bitters. Nor
10 1t less highly esteemed by the medi.
cal profs ssion than by the families Of
America. Numberless testimonials from
profess sional souroes OF irrefragable au
thenticity evipos Its merit. The demand
for 1t abroad, 10 lasa than In the land
Of Its discovery. is certainly increasing,
time and experience Of its bsneicienl
ELECTS confirming the high opinion
originally formed OF II.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
L.o~k We'll

at The photographs in Beechsr's show
csses At his door, No. 315 Market street.
They are not made for spsciDens, bat
every enc has had one dozen and one
frame size, all for SS 90. The latest i'm
proved instantaneous process used.
Time Of sitting, one-q uartsr Of . second.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01

W hen baby was sick, we gave her Oastoru,.
when ahe was Q Child, she cried for Gas q II
when shs had Children. she gave them (as
10 oria.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
akSougn on Hats.

CleAas out rats, mice, reaches, fies
ants, bsdbugs, beetles, insects, skunks
Jack rabbits, sparrows, gophers, sQuir
reis. l5c At DRUGGISTS.
Ifxou are Losing Your Grip
try "Wells' Health Rer ever" Goe
direct to weak spots. For weak men
delicate women.
"Rouxh On Cetarrh"
Is rot o mere palliative remedy, but |
complete cure OF worst chronic cases
corrects offensive odors ct once; un
equslled for catarrhal throat affections
diphtheriA, sore throat, foul breath
600.
shougn ON Itoh."
"Rough on Itoh" cures skin humors
eruptions, ring worm, letter, sal
rheum, frosted feet, chilblains, itch
ivy poison. ba-bar's itoh. 800. lars.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
'roe p antinu Time,

iaaily and ue and ornanant,i trees, best
20, lsrna ,, nsr In The lily aud ' e.ssaniced. %
d, ,rETEas' mt,t ns,nd in orders. WILLIAM
NHscr, I'D. It'ee ia No. W. 7th St., or T.. o.
~ city s3O-eo12ap.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
Brevlues,
Tho cheapest has house in tho city
kum erd Br0s.' AO4 Market ssree1


The sheePest has house in the city
Try Bush's coal you will like IL.
Go 10 Murphey's Tor your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture ut Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely likeit.
W. j. kimble. grocer, End aud Justi sen st
Millard r. Davis, jeweler. D K. Second st.
Fine IS X. Rings, II. HAnrs. is L. Fourth.
+. RooD SIN ith. druggist. 5th and King.
American Laundry, so2 West Frsnt street.
TReru!e Of ,h-e, 10: The third !rson to
81 ,sr ou..
A slnsul.r fac.-t:-:sy Will be yesterday
10 morrow
FRS. class furniture a, Marphey's. sc Ship
ley street.
Holli, ha, a full line of cough d'ops just
fresh made. at No. 4, W. second street.
Lippincott's celebrated Specific for rhruma-
tlsm, neuralgia ami sick headache, at ioG Mar
b ct street.
Jack: "Ah, Mis- Kate, its the little tt Ing
tn : tell" ,Liss X .ts: "fts. n.tis brothcrl
an 1 sisters "
A girl Is Isar ling 70 pliy on the come and
nsr admiIe-s s9esk OF nor as the faress
flower that blows.
You cant Convince younr man whose
girl has said Yer, tina. ihl- a Try 10 70
Ing 10 wfsck and ruin.
b chei0r's logic: "AA-fiage IS = lottery;
lotte iss arc illsS u; tn hsrstsre l simply oDey
the isH BY kesping single!"
Whom msn attempts - wa-m hli hand
over . tel register IL Is hign time 10 in
IqTire fnto MS ne1 al condition.
Young map; OWN you give s@en. 70 u y
m mtr 30 win yeur dau<htor,sl :" Oid man
| (dfmlyJ: no sI; not cspt."
a Now Jeriey man claims 10 have seen q
vo nan's fscs 10 the iu ! moon. Women are
GROWING the mon Ia @ii dep pArtn snts.
| 60 TO Geo. II. Murphey's fo- your psr1oi
chamber aud dining room furniture. % Ship
| ley street.
30 to n. II. Moore's stalls, ~ and : s econd
| street market, Tor your your ch .ice "a uery
| fresh butter also the best cream GO Al
market price.
hauled and putin COOL or1er for the wi ,'er,
/ send your orIer TO 7. Eset fourth stree. 2 ck-
els stove and Heater Company. by .le-
phone. Number as, 1t will be Lrompn, item
ded u.
THE SONG OF THE GROCER
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| Z" uen things do ne spice.
lw'sl y n res l. would W weigh.
And from you. k nees wJuld Ise.'
IosunN hop this c,ffse said,
For you have c1ijlsd me through;
Though you 10 me have given tie ssck
No f.iyer u, e'sr grew.
This soss has slipped away fron m.,
rbBt can C ~ SOu mine;
Rutif I b .rr be removed
ilelse drop 10 mo line.
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tir srind my wsy so hue;
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though this 10 butter bltw,
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Daily Republican., 1887-11-01

|rOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE,
new. brick dwelling 10 rooms, baths and
Convenience. Front and back en-
49, ri Madison stree. Address or inqui g
IA n KlCIl IlMUSD, Siith aud 1Atnall sts.
o21-6J
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01

.-oRsALE-lS1OhY BKiCK HOUSE
On south side Of Lowering avenue,
y, ysa Huren street. win sell oiieav, q nd
: ann, 70 sult parehassr. Monthly taslslL
s.s,stsxsa Also II. Linden street. Apply
n stpITr VERNON. this once. ilb tf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01

|COR saLE-A VERY DESIRABLE
II hrm % 40 acres; conveniently located 3
n, from v ltuinKtVu; 'asy .erlns. Address
kGecIer 4 liVtfecher. Attorneys Tor heirs.
uil-lf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01

E0R sAIE-AT A BARGAIs, ONE
Va ., me finest f,rms 10 Delawaae County.
v,,r &. ,pcordvilie station. on the Balt.-
y. nSsntral Ra lr0ad, containing 81 acres.
MhaIitinYs, Iruit in abundance and un-
y. =. s.d sttte of cultivation. Call on or nd
T j. PEthCE. Nc. West seyen!b
kvya city.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01

|n0R sAl.E-LARaE AND SMALL
uernsntowa wagons 81 nir pfioea.
|iFs a ooileJtlon Of business waeoni w
|lMMOkD And and Frtn n sts. Glo-8ms
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01

nor SALE OR RENT-A TWELVE
1 roOu house, Ssl ShipIcy street. lngdire or
BENJAMIN lLlOrl. rvss- aston given on
|aA ofSVN ember, O2j-.f
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01

ROE sALE-h aDuD MILK koUrF,
4 with here, Wagon nLd cans AddresO
hla cute, III ot1oo. o2s-st'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01

COG sALE-2 OR 3 GOOD BRICK
II houss, CthcspL or W II trade for buili-
3hllOis or as all IA IN j. 1. tlCk EL-. 7
|ht Fourth s,Teet, VII, Dol. os 3m
Daily Republican., 1887-11-01
For Rent.

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Z bou,s 10 zeatosl party wl.nrut call.
tNn htrt tAken Ia boarA. address NJ,
huoEte. op Sts
E0a REST-ONE LARGE SECOND
L Story front roon, at 6T Orange III. oJI-2t